Evidence in all three suits should have been recorded separately.

 Taken in “MUHAMMAD SHARIF v. MUHAMMAD YOUSAF” (2008 MLD 307) where it was observed as funder: -

“8…I also find that evidence of the parties was recorded in suit titled as "Khushi Muhammad v. Muhammad Yousaf" and was reproduced in the other two cases. The petitioner did not object to the course adopted by the trial Court which exercise appears to have been undertaken with the concurrence of the parties and their counsel. The petitioner could not point out any prejudice caused to his right by the complained activity and this defect, if any, being of procedural nature, does not affect the findings of the Courts or trial of the suit. The petitioner having acquiesced to the procedure adopted is now estopped to turn back and say that evidence in all three suits should have been recorded separately. I find that the objection of the petitioner is only of technical nature and does not defeat the ends of justice.”

Used in Judgement of
Lahore High Court
Civil Revision-Civil Revision (against Decree)-Und...
472-18

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